Dear Friend King
Thanks for your reply to my mail and for willing to assist with the
proposal and I acknowledge your last reply. I worked for almost ten
years as the office manager with my deceased boss, Mr. John
Blumenthal, before his death on an aircraft in Angola in 2007. My
boss, who became active in real estate and a broker at the South
African Stock Exchange. He was a very successful businessman until his
death.
There was a message from his bank (ABSA Bank) recently that his
account, which had remained for some time without action, would be
declared inactive if he did not show up to activate the account. This
brought in from curiosity inside me to inquire whether there was any
money in the account. On my request, I was informed that there is a
final payment of the sale of his house in Johannesburg because the
court has promoted this before it is entered insolvent. On a cautious
request, the money to the account was now paid. The amount in the
account is $4.5Million. I contacted our former legal counsel
(attorney) and he informed me that he died without testament. My boss,
unfortunately was a homosexual, and so he had no family.
The ABSA Bank now asked the lawyer to submit an application for
allegations so that his beneficiary would be paid the money in the
account. Because he died without a will, there is no one to claim the
fund, unless a beneficiary is presented. The lawyer informed me that
the money can be assertion by a white man without any difficulty. He
(the lawyer) has only to swear by an affidavit at the Legal Assistance
Office in Johannesburg that the person is a relative and the
beneficiary to my deceased boss. This arrangement is legally and
allowed in South Africa.
This is the reason why i contacted you, perhaps, you can give me your
consent to use your name as the beneficiary to the fund of my deceased
boss.I and the lawyer had been thinking about this, and we are ready
to give you 40% of the fund while the rest will be shared between both
of us. If your name is used for the allegation. There is no Risk
attached to this and you, because this is not against the law of our
country.
What I need from you are the following information:
Surname............................
Address..............................
Age:.....................................
Job.......................................
Phone number.....................
Confidential e-mail .............
Copy of valid identity example National passport, drivers license,
National identity card ...................
The above mentioned information's are required from you, so as to
enable me submit the claim on your behalf to the ABSA Bank here in
South Africa. I await your reply, and you can send e-mail for further
clarification.
Best regards,
Ted Michael.
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